Telegram-herald., 1887-03-20

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as esnlsneS ca Aa.1iEs. As 4 sAe feets
ths teTri5le coDeeI sFatloa Il his reE4fa.
sas savers IL D1rza srusz. sn1 slesfy
hfls Der AeaA Ass syes 2st BeyLs's
SsE' he says, sHa 40 nors-
Tksss Is saea sxnsl EneAnEng II me
eas vor1 Re k@s sttered that Nsdlas,
trsafnk Asrse9 lron Darzas sestFsln1nS
grzsz gees f2SssEd - 4 - rsfQte - P<r-
"A wlAtsosssr hs nay dzzs - lnsizt u2on-
Yet, a. sae draNs E~sx - k1R. the en-
treaas sssny ~ his expression soaeh~z
sn& foroits lar . say anything thai uA.S
hurt cx we4ad.
sstan1 hz<kP' says Boyle ia = low tone.
'sDo net cone RszF NE. II yea toaeh uss
sAa4 III y0u
t'pauIf'
sac has forgotten everything save TIE
6ss pair sh2t shs has brought % him, snd
that stsEds HlErked upon his palll1 face.
~ garl yel - keep away" repeats 10
IA the sa1ns duh, n-thodlcal tone as be-
fore. III you spe@e forever sou eoalc
not tell me more than know now. II =
too late @ cat0te or deceive ne further
You ousE be satisfied with the old We
tory"
If you would bat llsten'--
TO belieYe agaln--tO 0e again undone'
Be warnedg' cries he with = sudden &C
cess Of violent passion.
IL you approach NE one step nearer, y
your tFeacheroIs voice sounds once more
upon my ear, l VIII dash your false brains
against that wall Opposlte" lie draws
+ his breath dercely, and his hands Work
I together IN c convulsiye frenzy. ''Irait-
I ressy' he whispers, a cold fury in his
7 tone; show has Il been between us; I
/ gave you all--my love. my life, my hopes.
I You gave Eae ssrpent's smile and glances
7 false as hell With desire IA your heart
4 for another, you held out a hand 10 me,
end swore you knew not the meaning of
f tie strange word ioyel Stand back, / tell
( yoU. II life Is still OF value 10 youl Nay,
not a word Treacher0us devil that you
are, would still spare you"
..lf you would only let me tell you
how
she has placed her hand appealingly
upon his With a sudden cry, wild as
I though coming from beast hurt unto
death, he seizes her, and finging her Ear
from him, sends her with q crash against
the furthest wall.
She drops like a stone to the ground.
Duran, holding her 70 his heart, looks
round Boyle is no longer 10 be seen.
1 Without whiting 70 learn the consequences
Of his fury. be had rushed from the Soom-
'sWen, at last my duty is at an end;
nv final guest has departed. ] can now
rest my weary limbs" says Miss Grey
some hours later, sinking into chair as
she speaks.
.'You look awfully done, " returns Mas
serecne with deep solicitude.
Il am tired. i confess it. With all this
anxiety upon my mind, TO be obliged 70
90 about among the guests and apologize
to them for poor Lady Nalworth' g absence,
was more trying than / knew. Auntie
was OF TO help at al. She was thorough
IL upset herself, and for the first hour un-
presentabie. Then she rallied q little,
but to hardly any purpose. Oh, Geraldl
what a terrible evening this has been!'
"It hiss had its good side, however.
You are free
Freezes "
'To let me love YOU"
81 have had 10 time 20 think of that" Z"
She regards him earnestly for a moment.
=, ''You wiz compel me to believe you sell
fish, she saws slowly.
els it selfish to consider above every
thing tho welfsrs OF the one best beloved?
II so, plead guilty. I tell You ! have
thought Of nothing sincc-since Boyle S
exposc-but the fact that you have been
delivered out of the hands ~ such man. y
cone must think of Nadine.
GLOW is she nows'i '.Well, but still
terrified His violence did her no bodily
harm, but she is oppressed By nervous
horror. and VIII not consent to remain
alone for even q moment.
She Is now in the morning room with
Mr.. Duran and auntie."
You were surprised about Durenp'
Weren't you: When she called ont to
him that time, and when he caught her
IN his arms, | could hardly believe my
senses. Well, It is good exchange for
hex. Maurice Duran IS handsome, and
rich, and her hearts chosen. She is a
lu,ky girlr'
.'Are you unluckys" lie asks the ones
ton wistfully, looking down at her with
his plain. kindly face rather disturbed
4 am ugly and poor, and not cltogethei
sure that am the CHOSEN Of her who /.
all tic world 70 nc"
"Ohl you are youY' returns she senten
tiousiy. And as for Maurice Duran.
would not marry him, even If he had th'
grace to ask me "
And you win marry ne2' eagerly.
'rime viii prove that
She laughs az him little santiiy from
under hcr l11g l-saes. aai holds ont e
him q hand wi'h such dainty sweetness a.
brings him 90 her faet at once.
My darling sirl.'
"a darling girl, no doubt; but no
yours get, however"
"And Why not, since YOU are free"'
81 vas quite Tree all along, IL seemsr
eKclaiuns she with . quick fash o
wounded pride that brings tie hot bloo'
10 her chee Is. She spgioEs from her sea
and PAGES rapidly up and down he room
Presently sh0 stops snort before him. an'
lifts her dark. angry eyes % his. So
wonder y0u have not foo much pride q
care for tie woman who vas dtsgised b.
that thiefr' she says, with angry excite
ufent
+ care for afuliceat Grey. TITS absuu
90 dwell upon such a thing. returns h
strongly
"Shall ever forget it. vordcT-to b
rejected by such as him To Learn from
hs own lips that 7 was merely used ss